Birth date: Nov 9, 1916 Death date: Aug 9, 2014
Joseph A. (Joe) Nastri of Eastwood died peacefully at age 97 in the VA hospital on Saturday. He was a resident of Syracuse where he was born and will be laid to rest. Joe is survived by his wife of 65 years, Rosemary (Gilbert), hi Read Obituary
Our deepest sympathy to the Nastri Family.
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Joe, Jan and families - Sorry for your loss. Our sincere condolences to all.
To the whole Nastri family We are so very sorry for your loss I remember my parents talking about what a great guy and fellow northside business man he was may he rest in peace in heaven God Speed The Nappi -Dery family .Patricia A Nappi
Tony, Joe, and the Nastri - was very sadden to hear of the recent passing of your father. He lived a good, long life filled with sharing his many talents and life lessons with his family and extended family members. Continue to share your memories and know that he will remain with you all in your heart reminding you daily that that he is with you.
Tom White
Jan, My sincere condolences on the loss of your father. I only had the pleasure a time or two, but he was a real gentleman. He would stop into Rosemary Bailey's hair salon sometimes and we would talk.
Sharon Lee LaRouche
Hello Nastri family, it has been a long time since my family enjoyed your company at camp on Oneida Lake. I remember all us kids playing cards at your table, fireworks out front on July 4th, swimming and skiing. I am sorry to hear of Mr. Nastri's passing but am glad he had a big family and also to see he had a long life. My thoughts are with you.
Hugs and supportive thoughts going out to the Nastri family. You're in our prayers - Nicole (Cooper) Bovard and family
Dear Rosemary, Mary Anne, Joe, Jan, Michael & Anthony,
I am deeply saddened by Joe's passing.
I have fond memories of him at the restaurant and camp. He was always smiling. My Mom & Dad thought the world of him. Dad always said, "That Joe is a hell of a guy".
I pray that God gives you all strength to get through this life changing event.
Tim & I are not in town or we would certainly be there.
Please accept our sincere condolences.
Fondly, Tim & Linda Orzel Hanno
A man lives 97 years to the date, 65 years married to the love of his life, who he made a beauitful family with. I think that speaks for it's self. Joe was always a" Class Act" It was an honor to have known him. I hope the wonderful memories you have of him will fill the Huge Hole that was left by his passing. R.I.P. "Mr Nastri"
I would like to send my deepest sympathy to Joe's family. I golfed with Joe, he was my partner for several years. And must say it was the most fun I ever had golfing. He once told me in his early 90's he was going to quit because he thought he was bringing the team down if he had a bad score. The whole team reassured him if he quit we would all quit. What he didn't know was he was the team. our leader and inspiration. Joe had more pep in his step than I did, and I was 50 years his junior. Joe was more than my partner he was my friend. I will miss you buddy
